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Time-Domain Features of Energy Dissipation of Coal Rock at Failure

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Rockburst Evolutionary Process and Energy Dissipation Characteristics

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Laboratory research on the energy conversion of small-scale loaded coal rocks removes the effects of geological occurrence environment and mining factors on them and greatly simplifies research elements and, only from their own properties, examines their development and change laws under artificial loading so as to provide the guide for future production on mining sites. Therefore, this chapter is based on the analysis of the relationship between EM energy and dissipated energy of coal rocks during their failure process, experimentally studies the relationship of the coal rocks subject to uniaxial compression loading, and further explores the time-domain characteristics of energy dissipation of this process, as well as the main influencing factors.

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    Dazhao Song, Xueqiu He & Zhenlei Li

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Song, D., He, X., Wang, E., Li, Z., Liu, J. (2020). Time-Domain Features of Energy Dissipation of Coal Rock at Failure. In: Rockburst Evolutionary Process and Energy Dissipation Characteristics. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6279-8_3

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